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- SAN is a failure
- No one wants to admit that the SAN emperor wears no clothes. SAN = added complexity, added expense and no added benefits over direct attached. SANs have created entirely new bureaucracies (storage groups), while NOT delivering on things like SAN-only backups. With a 10Gb network, a NAS box using NFS has a 5 to 1 advantage in speed - and at least that much in cost to implement. SAN was a great idea - for storage vendors . . .
- Posted by: Roger Ramjet Posted on: 07/27/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
SAN is a failure
Roger Ramjet | 07/27/06
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